What food/drink that is usually meant to be hot, do you prefer to drink/eat cold?

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Flavourifshrrp@reddit

Quite happy to eat last nights pizza, curry or Chinese, kebab cold when there is some left.

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Rude-Possibility4682@reddit

Custard. Tho also I find most foods taste nicer cold, as I can pick out more flavours..I'm sure this is why I always save some takeaway for the next day,and eat it cold.

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decentlyfair@reddit

Pudding hot, custard cold. This is the way.

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MyCatIsAFknIdiot@reddit

Fried rice Chinese ribs Pigs in blankets Yorkshire puddings

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KC-2416@reddit

I'm not a huge fan of roast dinners. My favourite part of a christmas dinner is having turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce sandwiches for several days after.

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Willing-Primary-9126@reddit

Also I love hot pastry. Pies/sausages rolls ect. But find it disgusting cold as a dessert

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zephyrmox@reddit

Sausage rolls (unless they are _extremely_ high quality - ginger pig etc) / pain au chocolats

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Candy_Lawn@reddit

quiche, pasties, pakora, samosas

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TeaAndCrumpetGhoul@reddit (OP)

\>quiche, pasties 100% agree with that. \>pakora I find them a bit dry and dusty when cold

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WhiteDiamondK@reddit

Only when it’s American-style delivery pizza though. Pizza made at home or traditional Italian style pizza doesn’t taste good the next day. It has to be Dominoes/Pizza Hut style.

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TeaAndCrumpetGhoul@reddit (OP)

Depends on the topping. If it's just tomato and cheese. Then sure. Maybe pesto too.

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DarthScabies@reddit

Crumpets. Because you can put more butter on them.

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Wonder_Shrimp@reddit

Seasonal - I like cold, untoasted Hot Cross Buns, and I like hot Mince Pies woth a bit of ice cream

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DameKumquat@reddit

Quite happy to drink coffee or tea cold. Not made cold, and not the horror that is 'iced tea', just let them cool and continue drinking.

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Same. I have no issue with drinking a cold, forgotten cup of tea. It's quite pleasant I also really like Lemaip when I'm sick; I like to take a fresh one to bed snd drink half of it when it's hot, and then drink the rest of it cold when I wake up in the night/in the morning. I make it with Honey in, and I find it really tasty snd soothing hot or cold

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Fit-Bedroom-7645@reddit

Cold toast with cold butter, much better than melted butter. Also if I'm having a jacket potato with cheese and butter, I'll put the cold butter on top of the cheese so it doesn't melt

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Dynamite_Chicken@reddit

Pasta / rice. Something about the stodge which does it for me.

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WebDevWarrior@reddit

Who doesn't like Chinese leftovers? That's literally carb heaven... Rice, Noodles, etc. Nice Hot. Cold the next day... EVEN BETTER!

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TeaAndCrumpetGhoul@reddit (OP)

Cold pasta with sauce is nice. Not sure about the rice though. Do you like freshly cooled down rice, or left in the fridge overnight cold rice?

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Teddy-Bass@reddit

Greggs steak bake

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Elster-@reddit

Lasagne

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IAmTheArcher171@reddit

Baked beans. Cold and straight from the tin. Perfection!

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Internal-Leadership3@reddit

Twice as filling cold I find. Does attract odd looks in the workplace though.

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Internal-Leadership3@reddit

Mushy peas! Yorkshire caviar, straight from the tin, om nom nom nom.

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New_Expectations5808@reddit

Gszpacho

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coriola@reddit

Oats with cold milk, but they need to be the shredded kind like Quaker. Not steel cut, I’m not mad.

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TempoHouse@reddit

Cornish pasties

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Historical-Car5553@reddit

Meat and potato pie. Also pizza - often you get the taste stronger when it’s cold

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lavanderblonde@reddit

Coffee

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TeaAndCrumpetGhoul@reddit (OP)

Do you have any milk in it, or is it just cold black coffee?

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lavanderblonde@reddit

Yes with milk, I just prefer it cold!

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No-Jicama-6523@reddit

Pizza

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Postik123@reddit

Pizza and baked beans

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